Belfast Mayor Martin Morgan is to seek the SDLP's nomination as the party's candidate in June's European election fror the Six Counties, it has been confirmed.
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Battle on to fill seats vacated by Hume, Paisley
Published February 18, 2004
As I write this there is an attempt to start a civil war in
Haiti, engineered in the United States of America and supported
by its lapdogs in Caricom and the Organization of American
States.
Published February 18, 2004
BRITISH ARMY OFFICER 'PRIMED MONAGHAN BOMB'
A former officer in the Irish defence forces has told a Dublin
parliamentary committee investigation into the Dublin and
Monaghan bombings of 1974 that he had information that a senior
British Army officer was the person who armed the bomb that
killed six people in Monaghan in May 1974.
Published February 18, 2004
Massive distrust over e-vote plans
Plans by the Dublin government to introduce electronic voting are to be revised following the combined opposition of the other parties in the 26 Counties.
Published February 18, 2004
Unionist paramilitaries are plotting an attack on a prominent republican in County Antrim, it has emerged.
Published February 18, 2004
Southerners shunning Six Counties
Census figures have shown that 50% more people are leaving the
Six Counties for the rest of Ireland than made the return move
last year.
Published February 18, 2004
Apologies won’t bring back the missing years
By Tom McGurk (for the Sunday Business Post)
There they were, ghosts from the past, still shuffling along like actors from an old drama in search of its denouement.
Published February 16, 2004
By-elections just three weeks away
By-elections are to be held in Meath and Kildare in just three
weeks after the Dublin government yielded to pressure to name an
early date for the polls.
Published February 16, 2004
The shipyard and silence replaced
By Jim Gibney (for the Irish News)
In the early spring of 1964 I arrived on top of my dad’s coal lorry outside 53 Bryson Street in Belfast’s Short Strand.
Published February 16, 2004
IRA BACKS FAMILY OF MURDER VICTIM
The Provisional IRA has said it will not protect any republican
alleged to have been involved in the death of a Belfast man
earlier this month.
Published February 16, 2004
Murphy ‘breached Agreement’ on bombings
A Dublin parliamentary committee has accused the British
government of breaching the Good Friday Agreement by refusing to
co-operate with an inquiry into the 1974 Dublin and Monaghan
bombings.
Published February 16, 2004
In an annual display of sectarianism, Belfast unionists have
again voted to withhold funding for the city’s St Patrick’s Day
carnival parade.
Published February 16, 2004
Government robbed pensioners, infirm
A Supreme Court decision has found that the Dublin government
has been illegally charging residents of nursing homes for their
care.
Published February 16, 2004
Trimble calls for ‘savage’ attack on SF
Ulster Unionist leader David Trimble has called for the British
government to use its “savage” and “significant” powers against
Sinn Fein.
Published February 16, 2004
DUP angling for `Unionist' assembly
They say there are two kinds of politicians, foxes and hedgehogs. A fox knows many things, but a hedgehog knows only one thing.
Published February 11, 2004
Two military bases in the North are to close, it was announced
last night, although no date was set for the closures.
Published February 11, 2004
In a dramatic development, the central charges used to
substantiate allegations of a so-called `Stormont spy-ring'
were dropped - without any explanation whatsoever - at Belfast
Magistrates' Court.
Published February 11, 2004
British Direct Ruler Paul Murphy and his two predecessors have
refused to attend hearings of an Irish parliamentary
sub-committee on the Dublin/Monaghan bombings of 1974, it has
emerged.
Published February 11, 2004
MPs angry at Maghaberry concessions
The British government bowed to pressure from paramilitaries by sanctioning a scheme of separating loyalist and republican prisoners at Maghaberry jail, according to a new report.
Published February 11, 2004
Ombudsman to investigate Newry murder
The Police Ombudsman's office is to investigate claims that
the RUC's Special Branch allowed the IRA to carry out a mortar
bombing, in which a member of the RUC died, to protect an
informer.
Published February 11, 2004
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